A Wallflower’s Guide to Viscounts and Vice

De: Manda Collins

Narrado por: Mary Jane Wells

A wallflower and a rake join together to solve a mystery in this charming grumpy/sunshine historical rom-com—the first book in a new series from the bestselling author of A Lady's Guide to Mischief and Mayhem!

©2025 Manda Collins (P)2025 Forever

Narrator makes the story even better!

I have listened to almost all of Manda Collins books, and I have enjoyed every single one of them. The books are fun, suspenseful, and romantic.

One of my favorite authors

I love that this books aren’t formulated typical romances. They have interesting characters and fun plots with strong intellectual women. Every book is connected but you don’t feel like you are just reading the same plot over and over. I want more!

Absolutely charming!

The story line had wonderful twists and turns, and the person reading the book had a wonderful ability to change voices with the characters. Very entertaining!

good hearted

loved the story line. hope to find there is another book to listen to.

Love the characters

I love how the characters are weaved in. I realized I must have missed a couple books but I never felt lost in the story because of it. Just want to go back and listen to those now!

Smart & Fun

Very nice read! This was fun to listen to and very well read. Thank you

Enjoyable but don’t think too hard.

This was my 1st book by the author. I didn’t dislike the story, but like others said there were some issues with the characters reactions to the abduction of their friend. They were quite nonchalant and carried on as though nothing had a really happened. I’m confident this could’ve been written in a more realistic way. The banter was good enough. The romance was good enough. The sex scene seemed unnecessary. This is probably a good beach read if you don’t think too much about it.

The narrator did a good job. Her voice is an acting were on par, but I did have to slow her down to .85. I would listen to her again.

Great addition to M and M universe.

I love the heroine and her general happiness, both with her family/friends and with her new romance. Such a relief to get a break from main characters who endlessly suffer from cruelty for years (too common in romance novels). Lucy just has a nice life and nice mother and nice friends and plenty of money, and then she falls in love with a nice man. It’s the crime and mystery giving us all the drama. Only complaint: I do wish there had been mention of the previous main characters starting families. It’s a bit unrealistic for none of them to have had children. They’ve been married for years (without birth control), and several of them require heirs.

So adorable

Mary Jane Wells made this novel. She is brilliant! The story was perfectly executed, just enough intrigue and romance as to not feel rushed.

Exactly what you want it to be

The story is fairly muddled, but it doesn’t
Really matter. The characters are great fun and the narration is perfect.